obús
Catalan
Noun
obús m (plural obusos)
Galician
Etymology
From French obus (“shell”), from German Haubitze (“howitzer”), from Czech houfnice (“catapault”), from houf (“throng”), from Old High German houf (“heap”), from Proto-Germanic *haupaz, fom Proto-Indo-European *koupos (“hill”).
Pronunciation
Noun
obús m (plural obuses)
Related terms
Spanish
Etymology
From French obus (“shell”), from German Haubitze (“howitzer”), from Czech houfnice (“catapault”), from houf (“throng”), from Old High German houf (“heap”), from Proto-Germanic *haupaz, fom Proto-Indo-European *koupos (“hill”).
Pronunciation
Noun
obús m (plural obuses)
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